Explains the difference between using the prepositions "to" and "for" with the verb "wait."  Includes a quiz.

The English Toolbox

Wait for vs. Wait to

Welcome to my first podcast! The aim of this episode is to introduce myself briefly and tell you what my podcast series will offer you.
I’m Anikó, a native Hungarian speaker. I’m a certified adult trainer (WIFI-Diploma, Austria) and I’ve been working on Italki as a language tutor since 2018.
I know it is often hard to stay motivated.
My goal is to share useful and straightforward learning aids with you so that you can remain motivated and persistent.
Transcript: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1GcjGz31nccKhNfIAKONPWu_0XnZKdPprcsNwZZSIIdI/edit?usp=sharing

Hungarian Speaking Practice

How to ask and answer "How are you?" in Hungarian

Hola a todos, en este episodio hablaremos sobre la fiesta de mi amigo. Les dejo algo de vocabulario que aparece en el audio:

Fiesta: party
Amigo: friend
Ayer: yesterday
Mejor amigo: best friend
Casa: house
Hacía mucho que no los veía: its been a while since I saw them
Fue una larga pandemia: the pandemic was long
Haber: to be (hay) 
Comida: food
Tacos: Mexican food
Carne: meat
Pollo: chicken
Cerdo: pork
Vegetales: vegatables
Vegetariano: vegetarian
Queso: cheese
Me gusta mucho: I like a lot
Salsa: sauce
Agua de limón: lemonade
Refresco: soda (you can also say soda, some parts of latin America do so)
Pastel: cake
Velas: candles
Encender: to light up (encendidas)
Cantar: to sing (cantamos)
Mañanitas: Mexican song we sing at birthday like happy birthday but longer. Look it up its really nice and traditional.
Apagar: turn of (apaga)
Aplaudir: to clap (aplaudimos)
Partir: to cut (partimos)
Mi favorito: my favorite
Música: music
Bailar: to dance (bailamos)
Divertirse: to have fun (divertí)

Please let me know what you think about this episode. See you nest time.
Por favor cuentenme que opinan de este episodio. Nos vemos la próxima.


Tomemos una taza de café 

Episodio 5 La fiesta de mi amigo (PRINCIPIANTES)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dB8yvFf5_Ro&t=1s

Visible Thinking & Learning

Intro

・東北地方の方言「なんもなんも」の紹介
・どういたしまして（No problem）の意味で使用される
・意味と使用例、発音の仕方の紹介
・例「ありがとがんず（Thank you）」「なんもなんも」
・「何も何も」⇒「なんもなんも」と訛って言う
・まとめ

Nihongo tokidoki Inaka hougen with Megumi Na

どういたしましてin Tohoku dialect. 東北地方の方言でどう言う？「なんもなんも」

『新完全マスター語彙　日本語能力試験N2』（2011年、スリーエーネットワーク） 教科書を1課ずつ読んでいきます。 N2、N1に必要な語彙です。 今日は、第７章２課です。

N2合格

N2 語彙　第7章2課

An explanation of when to use "some" or "any" to tell how much/many things there are.

Some vs. Any

What if I told you that a simple paperclip could change your perspective on innovation? In this episode, we dive into the untapped potential of everyday objects and how a shift in mindset can turn the ordinary into something extraordinary. The secret is in your creativity. Learn how everyday items around you can become powerful tools for solving problems and sparking new ideas. Ready to see the world differently? Tune in and discover how innovation is closer than you think!

LEARN BY LISTENING

How a Paperclip Can Change Your Life: The Hidden Power of Everyday Objects

はじめまして！Atsushiと言います。オンライン日本語教師とオンラインコーヒーショップをしています。日本語学習をしているみなさんのサポートをしたいと思い、ポッドキャストをはじめることにしました。これから、簡単な日本語で日本の日常を話していきます。

Nice to meet you!  My name is Atsushi.  I have an online coffee shop with an online Japanese teacher.  I decided to start a podcast because I wanted to support everyone who is learning Japanese.  I will talk about everyday life in Japan in simple Japanese.